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New York Governor Kathy Hochul's plan to opt into a federal tax-credit scholarship program has faced opposition from teachers unions, which argue it could divert funds from public schools. Supporters, including Teach Coalition's CEO, claim the program offers opportunities for students and does not drain public school resources. A protest is planned by union groups to oppose the initiative.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul's plan to opt into a federal tax-credit scholarship program has faced opposition from teachers unions, which argue it could divert funds from public schools. Supporters, including Teach Coalition's CEO, claim the program offers opportunities for students and does not drain public school resources. A protest is planned by union groups to oppose the initiative.
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Gov Hochul's plan to opt New York into federal school choice program draws union opposition
Governor Hochul's Plan for Federal School Choice Program Faces Union Opposition